Stirling & Trossachs National Park
Bridging the Highlands and Lowlands, this area is nicknamed “The Brooch of Scotland”. With Loch Lomond, the historic city of Stirling and Trossachs National Park at its core, it’s a popular recreational area as well as a region famous for its outlaws, warriors and folklore.
Stirling & Trossachs National Park
Attractions in the Stirling & Trossachs area
Stirling
Sitting at the heart of Scotland, Stirling is where the Lowlands meet the Highlands. Owing to...
Trossachs National Park
This is the first established national park in Scotland, offering a great variety of scenery,...
Luss
Set on the sandy, pebbly western shore of Loch Lomond is the quaint village of Luss, a popular...
Loch Lubnaig
More than just a pretty sight from your car window, this beautiful loch surrounded by towering...
Loch Katrine
Loch Katrine is a long and narrow lake in the district of Stirling and a popular destination...
Callander
The small, colourful resort town of Callander is nicknamed the “Gateway to the Highlands” owing...
Doune Castle
Located in the Stirling district, the 14th-century Doune Castle remains an imposing and iconic...
The Kelpies
Here’s a photo opportunity you don’t want to miss! The Kelpies are two giant steel horse heads...
Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond is one of Scotland’s most beloved lochs (lakes), and is part of the Trossachs...
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